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In an interview with Famitsu, Japan, Jim Ryan, President and CEO of Sony Interactive Entertainment, spoke about the console coming in November and how we can play games from previous generations of consoles on the new machine. Ryan revealed that understandably the first consideration when designing the PlayStation 5 was making the console a seamless experience for years to come, but support for PS4 games was also an important factor, as the console, released in November 2013, has 100 million people. accountant has a player base.
So the bottom line is that around 99 percent of PlayStation 4 games can run smoothly on the new machine, and some older games will especially benefit from the SSD, which almost completely eliminates loading screens, and the new one. DualSense controller. Those who have missed the previous generation will also benefit particularly well, as the PlayStation Plus collection can easily replace a significant portion of the games that define the previous generation.
However, the situation is not so bright if we want to travel even further back in time. Ryan admitted that the PlayStation 5 system will not provide native support for PS3, PS2, and original PlayStation games. So on this front, it seems clear that Microsoft has won the battle, as the Xbox Series X will be able to run four generations of games.
